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Definition of ire - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotionstrong anger or wrath towards a grievance
- His actions provoked the ire of the community.
- The new policy drew the ire of employees.
- Her decision to leave sparked the ire of her fans.
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make someone feel angry or upset
His rude comment roused her ire.
Origin of ire
Old English, iren (anger)
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- French:colère, ...
- German:Zorn, ...
- Italian:ira, ...
- Spanish:ira, ...
- Portuguese:ira, ...
- Chinese:愤怒, ...
- Japanese:怒り, ...
- Arabic:غَضَب, ...
- Hebrew:זַעַם, ...
- Russian:гнев, ...
- Ukrainian:гнів, ...
- Hindi:रोष, ...
Definition of IRE - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: IrelandRare country in Europe known for green fields and musicRare
- IRE is famous for its beautiful landscapes.
- IRE joined the EU in 1973.
- My ancestors came from IRE.
Origin of IRE
Old English iren (iron)
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- French:IRL, ...
- German:IRL, ...
- Italian:IRL, ...
- Spanish:IRL, ...
- Portuguese:IRL, ...
- Chinese:爱尔兰, ...
- Japanese:アイルランド, ...
- Arabic:أيرلندا, ...
- Hebrew:אִירְלַנְד, ...
- Russian:Ирл., ...
- Ukrainian:Ірл, ...
- Hindi:आयर., ...
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